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| | reboot command (  ) |
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| | rebuilding corrupt boot archive (how to) ( ) |
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| | recover root password (how to), SPARC ( ) |
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| | recovering |
| | | booting the failsafe archive |
| | | | GRUB based booting ( ) |
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| | reference, administering GRUB ( ) |
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| | regadm command |
| | | configuring properties ( ) |
| | | requirements for using ( ) |
| | | when to use ( ) |
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| | regadm register, auto registration tasks ( ) |
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| | regadm register -d, obtaining registration information in advance ( ) |
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| | registered products, obtaining information about ( ) |
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| | registering anonymously (example) ( ) |
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| | registering system assets, Oracle Solaris Auto Registration ( ) |
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| | registering with support credentials (example) ( ) |
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| | registering your system |
| | | how auto registration works ( ) |
| | | using the Oracle Solaris Auto Registration feature ( ) |
| | | using the regadm register command ( ) |
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| | remote package server |
| | | adding packages to a spool directory (example of) ( ) |
| | | software installation from ( ) |
| | | software installation from (example of) ( ) |
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| | removef command ( ) |
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| | removing |
| | | packages with administration files and ( ) |
| | | patches |
| | | | using patchrm ( ) |
| | | software packages |
| | | | guidelines for ( ) |
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| | removing and adding packages and patches |
| | | restrictions on |
| | | | zones ( ) |
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| | repairing the /etc/passwd file |
| | | SPARC ( ) |
| | | x86 ( ) ( ) |
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| | repository (SMF) |
| | | description ( ) ( ) |
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| | requirements for using regadm command, auto registration ( ) |
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| | reset command ( ) |
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| | resetting, a SPARC based system ( ) |
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| | restarters (SMF) ( ) |
| | | description ( ) |
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| | restrictions, on adding and removing packages and patches ( ) |
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| | root password, forget, SPARC ( ) |
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| | run control scripts |
| | | adding (how to) ( ) |
| | | disabling (how to) ( ) |
| | | starting and stopping services ( ) |
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| | run level |
| | | 0 (power-down level) ( ) |
| | | 1 (single-user level) ( ) |
| | | 2 (multiuser level) ( ) |
| | | 3 (multiuser with NFS) ( ) |
| | | | booting to ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) |
| | | | what happens when system is brought to ( ) |
| | | 6 (reboot level) ( ) |
| | | default run level ( ) |
| | | definition ( ) |
| | | determining (how to) ( ) |
| | | s or S (single-user level) ( ) |
| | | | booting to ( ) |
| | | s or S (single-user state) |
| | | | booting to ( ) |
